london diary

August 2016

 
 

	UBEREats couriers strike for Living Wage Black Swan Yard, London. Fri 26 Aug 2016
	Imran Siddiqui, one of the leaders of the strike who has been victimised by Uber   Imran shows the screen where he has been locked out of the Uber app for his part in organising the protest and strike  This means he can get no work from Uber - sacked without notice on-line    A member of the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain - Couriers and Logistics branch gives advice to the  Uber drivers - who are supported by the United Voices of the World       A vote agrees a delegationn can go in to talk to Uber management
	But management refused to talk with the delegation, trying to deal with them on an individual basis so they could threaten them with terminating their employment. The drivers left and outside agreed to picket the cafes requesting deliveries and try to get other drivers to join their protest.    NSSN national chair Rob Williams speaking at the protest
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